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As a Christian, I would not call being homosexuality unnatural. I would call it, a deep moral question. IMHO, I would venture that maybe God created the concept of homosexuality as a test of one's compassion and love. Since, destruction and hate are the tools of an entity we Christians are against (the Devil). While I do not have to fall in love with a homosexual, neither do I fall in love with my cat. I show love to my cat by feeding him, and using the laser pointer for fun. Likewise, I show love to a homosexual by being patient, honest, and caring.

But, I do have one question for the author of these words. If all things are natural, because they come, in some form, from the world around us. Would that mean Zombies are natural?

>> ^Nithern:
If all things are natural, because they come, in some form, from the world around us. Would that mean Zombies are natural?


Forgive my lack of belief in the supernatural, or my ability to tell when a christian is being sarcastic or serious, but I'm unclear as to whether you're implying that zombies exist and are somehow unnatural, or that zombies only exist in fiction and are therefore unnatural.

Regardless, zombies, including christians' favorite zombie, jesus, don't exist. But if they did exist, they would be natural because they exist in the natural world. Also, they would be awesome.

Fighting, stealing, and killing over food is natural too. We have vids of animals eating their own feces. That is natural. Polygamy and rape is also in nature. Maybe we should go back to our roots.

>> ^maximillian:
Fighting, stealing, and killing over food is natural too. We have vids of animals eating their own feces. That is natural. Polygamy and rape is also in nature. Maybe we should go back to our roots.

Are you implying that homosexuality is as destructive and hurtful to society as rape and murder? If your brother or sister is gay, is it the same as if they've been raped or murdered?

No it just describes their habits in the bedroom. Nothing more, nothing less.

Relax, rottenseed. I'm sure he only meant to imply that "natural" is morally ambiguous... because in it we find all those nasty things as well as a whole lot of good things like monogamy, loving parents, altruism, co-operation, etc.

I don't know what "go back to our roots" means though... we haven't really gone away from them, as we still kill, rape, steal, and I'm sure a few of us still eat poo.

I"m looking at this video as part of a playlist of dupes, and yet I can find no other original. I think people should put the URL of the original in a comment when they put videos in this fine list...